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Earth Science Review Game

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Earth Science Review Constructive

Processes

Destructive

Processes Controlling

Processes

Earthquakes and

Volcanoes Miscellaneous

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$100 Question Constructive

A deposit of sediment that

builds up at a river’s mouth.





$100 Answer Constructive

Delta





$200 Question Constructive





$200 Answer Constructive

Sand Dune





$300 Question from Constructive

Sand, soil, and rocks are all examples

of:





$300 Answer from Constructive

sediment






Name a landform that is created

by glaciers






Moraines






Explain how a glacier is both

a constructive and destructive process






Glaciers destruct the Earth by carving into canyons. Glaciers

construct the Earth by

dropping off sediment in various places.





$100 Question from Destructive

What caused

this?





$100 Answer from Destructive

Erosion by Water






The breaking down of rock at or near the Earth’s

surface is called:






weathering






The movement of weathered rock from place to place






Erosion






What pulls pieces of rock downhill

to create a landslide?






Gravity






What type of

erosion caused this

to happen?






Erosion by ocean waves/water

BONUS: name two other types of erosion





$100 Question from Controlling Processes

Beaches that have eroded

are reclaimed through:





$100 Answer from Controlling Processes

Beach Nourishment






Contour Plowing






What is the purpose of a groin?

a. To strengthen dams

b. To stop beach erosion

c. To create new sediment on shorelines

d. To break down headlands






To stop beach erosion






Explain the purpose of this structure






Built to hold back floodwaters at

times of heavy rainfall






Explain the purpose of this structure






Seawalls absorb the pounding of waves and

protects the coast behind it





$100 Question from Earthquakes and Volcanoes

An earthquake is caused by a __________ in the rock that

makes up Earth’s crust.





$100 Answer from Earthquakes and Volcanoes

Break






Are earthquakes and volcanoes constructive processes

or destructive processes?






They are BOTH constructive

and destructive!






What is the hot liquid inside

of a volcano called?

What is it called when it reaches

the Earth’s surface?






Magma

Lava






Devices called ______________

can detect vibrations during an

earthquake.






Seismographs






Explain how earthquakes are constructive processes






Earthquakes are constructive processes

because they can build land along

fault lines or raise mountain ranges





$100 Question from Misc

What caused this?





$100 Answer from Misc

weathering






An earthquake

happens along a:






Fault






Groin






What is the purpose of this structure?






This storm drain prevents streets from

flooding when it rains.






Name the three layers of the Earth






Crust, Mantle, Core





Final Question

Name the two methods that

farmers use to prevent soil

erosion





Final Answer

Contour Plowing and Terracing





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